serf - nevolník

noun - (from feudalism) a person who had to work for a lord

 

cut out - vystřihnout, vyříznout

verb - to remove something from something else using scissors or a knife

 

peat - rašelina

noun - special kind of black soil that is formed from decaying plants

 

diving board - skokanský můstek, skokanské prkno

noun - a long board from which you jump into the swimming pool

pollinate - opýlit, opylovat

verb - to transfer pollen from one plant to another and fertilize it

handbrake - ruční brzda

noun, British English - a brake operated by hand that prevents a vehicle from moving

 

chalk and cheese - nebe a dudy, jako nebe a dudy, úplně odlišný

phrase, British English - two people or things that are entirely different from each other

 

vigilant - ostražitý, bdělý

adjective - alert, watching carefully in order to prevent something bad from happening

 

buckskin - jelenice, semiš

noun - fine yellow leather (made from the skin of deer or sheep)

 

parole - podmínečné propuštění (z věznice)

noun - a conditional release from prison before the end of the sentence

 

jiggle - lomcovat (něčím), cloumat (něčím), škubat (něčím)

verb - to shake something, to move something from side to side quickly

 

wiggle - lomcovat (něčím), cloumat (něčím), škubat (něčím)

verb - to shake something, to move something from side to side quickly

wool - vlna

noun - the material or thread that is made from sheep's thick hair

well - studna

noun - a deep hole in the ground from which water is taken

weed - plít, odplevelit

verb - to remove wild plants from where you do not want them